Spot the LIES That Cops are Telling You

[@SlimThrull]

"How do I know you're not an ax murderer?" "Well, to be fair, how do I know you're a cop?"

[@brentfarvors192]

Bad example, "Here is my badge #..." More appropriate: "How do I know you're not a secret serial killer...?" Better to just remain SILENT.

[@SlimThrull]

@@brentfarvors192 And how do I know that badge is real? How do I know the badge number is real? They want to play this game, well, I can play, too.

[@phlushphish793]

@@SlimThrull "I could get one of those off the internet."

[@riversideartglass]

how do I know you're not a pedophile, rapist, a drunk, or a wife beater?

[@onemoremisfit]

How do I know you aren't the Angel of Death posing as a police officer?

[@bigwitt187]

"Is the cop speaking? They're lying." Simple.

[@markmalasics3413]

Yes you are

[@frannypalmer2726]

🤣😂

[@dallasgraf6442]

@@markmalasics3413 is it the smell taste or texture that makes you like licking boots

[@markmalasics3413]

@@dallasgraf6442 You mean living life like a responsible, mature adult is being a boot licker? Oh well. Let's take that a step further. Is the smell, taste or texture that makes you enjoy getting thrown in the back seat of police cruisers?

[@XJWill1]

How can you tell when cops are lying? Their lips are moving.

[@Dead_Guy_Bob]

"I smell marijuana." "Well maybe you shouldn't smoke on the job. 🤷"

[@robertschmidt9296]

Lmao

[@Bryan-Hensley]

I used to say.. So you know what marijuana smells like huh? Just told on yourself didn't you?

[@gameon2000]

@@Bryan-Hensley ofc he knows, he's a cop and deals with DUI, drugs, drug addicts, drug dealers etc. y'all need a better combacks.

[@benbookworm]

Can you cover civil asset forfeiture? That's probably one of the dirtiest tricks the police have.

[@BeardOfDan]

From what I've read, cops, via civil asset forfeiture, steal more than burglars.

[@Milesco]

It's dirty all right, but I don't know if it qualifies as a "trick", because it doesn't rely on or depend on your cooperation. The cops just take your stuff and you have to sue to get it back. They don't need to lie to you -- they don't even need to prove you committed a crime. It's outrageous and shockingly unjust, but there's not much We the People can do about it. 😠

[@phlushphish793]

@@Milesco I agree. But, on the other hand, it has gotten a lot of illegal drug proceeds out of circulation.

[@Milesco]

@@phlushphish793 The ends don't justify the means. Hitler rejuvenated Germany's economy and Mussolini made the trains run on time. And in any case, it is certainly possible to seize the assets of drug dealers without stomping on the constitutional rights of innocent people. The problem is that law enforcement loves the stream of money that it takes in, and they don't want anything interfering with that.

[@phlushphish793]

@@Milesco Yes there is corruption on both sides. If a cop seizes your legally obtained $, at least you have a chance of getting it back after a year of court. If a drug dealer steals your money, though, even if he doesn't kill you...

[@mostlypeacefulmisterputin]

You can’t talk yourself out of an arrest, but you can definitely talk yourself into one!

[@mattbrown5511]

Cops can illegally arrest you. It is up to the D.A. to determine if you will be prosecuted. Cop faces zero consequences for it.

[@natelorimer8567]

They can arrest you keeping your mouth shut too. Welcome to USA

[@BillySBC]

It's scary really, because any interaction with the police could be nothing more than a setup, and you are being forced to deal with a legal professional with a firearm without anyone licensed in law to help you at the scene.

[@bmanagement4657]

You say scary, I say terroristic.

[@tinfoilsombrero1439]

Every interaction with a cop is a set up. If they are speaking to you, they are investigating you. They have their own club and we’re not in it. Test my theory as I have; see four cops eating dinner at a restaurant. Approach their table and offer an innocuous “How are things going, fellas?” They will all look at you like you have leprosy. Usually, they will say nothing. If they do, it will be a short, forced reply before ignoring you.

[@finngamesknudson1457]

Stranger with a gun, attitude, and “qualified” immunity.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Probably not wise to play verbal judo with an athlete when you're not even on the high school team , but one of the best things you can remember and tell yourself after everything they say to you is : They can legally lie to me. So how much do you trust what he just said?

[@thomasarmstrong9327]

And that "legal professional" has less knowledge of actual law than many non-cops, PLUS has a bad attitude toward non-cops.

[@jannamwatson]

❤️ "Even a fish wouldn't get caught if he just kept his mouth shut." ❤️

[@gbae636]

Amen

[@gonerydin4225]

Most fish are not caught by mouth.

[@ianbattles7290]

"I don't consent to any searches, seizures, or questions. If I am not under arrest at this time, go away and leave me alone. Direct any further inquiries to my attorney; I have no further comments at this time."

[@michaelmcgregor7374]

That is a very arrogant statement to make!!!

[@ridgerunner5772]

@@michaelmcgregor7374, everyone has the right to remain silent; use it. There is nothing arrogant about your/our Constitutional Rights......

[@Contact_Info]

Let me see your ID

[@jonkirkwood469]

I would omit "go away and leave me alone," it's unnecessarily provocative. And rephrase the attorney bit. The police are not obligated by any right to direct inquiries to your attorney. They're not going to question your attorney, they're going to question you. The correct way to invoke Sixth Amendment protection is to tell them you will not answer any questions without your attorney present. Seems a wee bit drastic on a traffic stop, though. Just be quiet.

[@shawnwatson1419]

Nah just put them on notice. 4th and 5th amendment. Depending on the situation like give me that crack err i mean ID go off your State's statutes. For instance here in Texas it would be Texas Penal Code 38.02 backed with Brown v. Texas. Assume everything they say as a lie. I would only speak giving them notice that they're in violation as there may be a future lawsuit depending on the situation. Putting them on notice and citing the statute or case sort of kills the "um i don't know" excuse for the cops often removing qualified immunity. After being told the exact statute or case a "reasonable person" would understand. Also they aren't worried about attorneys at this stage. It's really an empty statement.

[@senseofstile]

Great video. Can you ask a cop; "How do I know you're not lying?"

[@Andrewflusche]

You can, but I wouldn't. Just stay silent.

[@estuardo2985]

@@Andrewflusche it is almost like you need a video of "look at these people poking the bear, don't do that." Well, unless you want to waste time and money.

[@brentfarvors192]

You can ASK, but they will just lie with the answer...

[@senseofstile]

@Why So Serious? I think the issue that needs to be addressed is most all of the attorney videos are the key questions. Like; "Am I being detained?" or "Am I free to leave?" The live videos that I have seen when a person at a traffic stop asks the police these questions, the police always refuse to answer these key questions. It would be great if Andrew Flusche could make a video of what to do or say when the police refuse to answer these key questions.

[@phlushphish793]

@@senseofstile That was SO classic with the dude who knew his rights (both of them). "Do you suspect me of committing a crime right now?" "No." "Then I'm free to leave." "I smell marijuana coming from your car." "Oh, here we go!" And the bearded guy at the beginning: "If I'm free to leave I'm free to stay." "No you're not!"

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

"You could be an axe murderer." And the officer could be another round of the Toy-Box Killer. Noses like bloodhounds? Here, noses like Pinocchio.

[@michaelmcgregor7374]

WHEN YOU REFUSE TO IDENTIFY YOURSELF TO A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER... THEY DON'T KNOW WHO YOU ARE!!! FOR ALL THEY KNOW, YOU MAY BE A MURDERER!!! And when you're sitting outside a bar - Very suspicious... as where do a lot of fights take place at?? A BAR!!!!

[@greenandgold2185]

A friend of mine from high school, who is a Sargent detective said when he worked in Milwaukee he would pull over drunks right before his shift ended so he could get overtime for doing paperwork. We're not friends anymore cuz I'm not a cop. His words.

[@ambulocetusnatans]

Sounds like it became more of a club or a lifestyle than a job for him. Almost none of my friends are in the same line of work as me. I understand Esprit De Corps, but that sounds closer to indoctrination or elitism.

[@jimmygrant424]

You are so much better off anyway

[@joevignolor4u949]

Hopefully none of those drunks who were driving around unfettered during the earlier part of his shift ended up killing anyone.

[@phlushphish793]

@@joevignolor4u949 Wow. That was a really good comment! 😉

[@pmsteamrailroading]

There are a number of people that I know, who will never be my friends because they are cops. Don’t be friends with cops. You never know when they will turn and bite you.

[@itsnotme07]

M.A.D.D gives awards to the police for DUI stats? SERIOUSLY? WTF!!! As always Andrew....thanks for the video!!

[@123kalbrecht]

Yes it’s almost like getting drunk drivers off the streets is a good thing

[@Andrewflusche]

YEP! I guess I need to do a whole video about that. :) www.madd.org/virginia/madd-virginia-2021-law-enforcement-award-recipients/

[@matthewn2559]

@@123kalbrecht Getting drunk drivers off the streets is a good thing. Violating citizens constitutional rights in doing so is evil. Start using your head.

[@corsairsofnarshaddaa]

@@123kalbrecht Problem is they're wasting all their time arresting perfectly sober people, while missing the actual drunk drivers (including lots of government officials).

[@jmorton3462]

@@123kalbrecht if that's what it's about why did they partner with multiple cities to ban people from hailing while drunk

[@stevedouglas5443]

Good stuff Andrew. A citizen can never be too educated on our rights, and how dangerous the police really are.

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

A decade ago I warned my father how dangerous the gun and badge thugs had become. He did not agree. After he, some friends, and some family’s run-ins with the gun and badge thugs in the ensuing years, he now agrees wholeheartedly.

[@Liam_Maddog]

"…how dangerous the police really are." Oh, please. Police put their lives on the line every day. Would you risk your life to protect somebody you don't even know when they are being assaulted, carjacked, robbed, or shot at? Would you chase after some punk with a gun who committed any one of the above acts? Of course not, big man.

[@clarencevickrot3531]

Don't expect our educational system to educate you.

[@Milesco]

@@Liam_Maddog I think if Uvalde has taught us anything, it's that cops DON'T risk their lives to protect ANYONE.

[@michaelpflaumer2487]

Rights mean nothing in a corrupt system....

[@YouTubeallowedmynametobestolen]

COP: "You could be an ax murderer." CITIZEN: "So could you." Disclaimer: I have never, ever, in my entire lifetime, murdered an ax.

[@Drums-ve8on]

And drug sniffing dogs have a spotty record, at best, for sniffing out drugs. They are so eager to please their handler, even the slightest cue will make them “alert” for drugs. One famous case was a drug sniffing dog that alerted 72 straight times, with one instance of drugs actually being present. They are about as reliable as a polygraph.

[@ncdogg425]

You know how I know when a cop is lying after I'm pulled over? His lips are moving.

[@havok9001]

if a cop tell me i can be an axe murder or so i tell that cop u can be a terrorist threat being a cop how about that game make up things on my life i give it back to u

[@BillySBC]

He/She could be texting some lies, at which time their lips aren't moving but the lies still are.

[@KVSWF]

This should be mandatory viewing.

[@Andrewflusche]

I'm game for that! :)

[@HariSeldon913]

@@Andrewflusche It would get you a lot of views. You should have used this drunk test: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5_WloZ8jM-op9U

[@1SCme]

2:57 *I like the way he phrased this* _"It's a yes or no, am I being suspected of committing a crime, do you suspect me of committing a crime?"_ going straight to RS, here the officer said _"No."_ Better follow up would be _"Then this detention is illegal"_ rather than the smart arse reply. When the officer changes his story accuse him of lying - he just declared a few seconds earlier he had no RS - you're building the case for your defense attorney.

[@krane15]

Correction: RAS. Remember, the "A" is the most important part. So don't leave it out, or take it for granted.

[@1SCme]

@@krane15 Reasonable and Suspicion are far more important, as almost any belief is articulable. RS is fine.

[@krane15]

@@1SCme Not its not. First, what is reasonable? Being an ax murder? And second, suspicion can be completely arbitrary, and cops makeup all kinds of ridiculous reasons to define something as suspicious to give them an excuse to violate someone's right. Did you watch the video? They're both completely in the cop's head, unless he articulates them which forces him to shares their meaning and his understanding. Listen, and leave here a lot smarter than when you arrived.

[@1SCme]

@@krane15 *You're tipping your cards you know you're wrong,* claiming articulable is the most important but skipping it. *You're displaying the delusional belief that posing a talking point as a question adds support in prose that doesn't exist in reality* - rational people realize reality doesn't work that way.

[@1SCme]

@@krane15 *You don't know the definition of **_reasonable,_* or it's role in defining RS - you aren't ready to enter a discussion on the topic. *_Reasonable_** doesn't mean what you think it means,* it is what rules out arbitrary and ridiculous reasons for the suspicion.

[@richb1576]

Correct me if I’m wrong but a cop on a traffic stop can legally order you out of your car for any reason or no reason at all citing officer safety. You can be arrested for obstruction if you do not comply. Upon exiting your vehicle if you stumble or are unsteady because your old like me and you have been sitting for a while the cop then has enough information to suspect you of dui The best thing you can do in any interaction with the cops when you are driving and get pulled over is to not reach around at all when pulling over to the side of the road. Leave your hands on the steering wheel until the cop comes to the side of your car. If he does not ask you to turn your car off ask him if its ok for you to turn your car off. Doing it before the cop comes to your window gives him suspicion your hiding something because you moved your hand down in the car. Leave your hands on the wheel and always tell the cop what you are doing. License and reg. Ill gladly get those for you I have to go into the glove compartment and I have to get my wallet out of my pants pocket. This lets the cop know you will be moving around in the car. Cop orders you out of the car. Get out of the car. Follow the officers directive. When the cop comes up do not ask why he pulled you over. Do not be hostile. Say as little as possible. When asked if you know why he pulled you over just say no. When asked any questions beyond your license Reg and insurance just state that under advice from your lawyer you will provide documents and follow directives but you will not be answering any questions. You may think that telling the cop your just going home from work is innocent but then he asks where you work and you don’t know but theres been something happening in the area of your work place and you have just made yourself a suspect. License. Reg. Insurance. Follow officer directives. Always tell officer when you are going to move and why. Do not answer questions. Do not be rude. Never do a FST. The cop will either tell you why he stopped you when he gives you a ticket or warning or he may let you go on your way without saying why he stopped you. If that is the case ask for his card. Write the date and time of the encounter on the back of the card. Trust me. You do not ever want to know why this is important but it is very important. You can even call the non emg number the next day and tell them you got pulled over with no explanation and no ticket and would like to know if theres an incident number. You might be surprised to find that there is one. You can request a copy if there is. Contact a lawyer.

[@BeardOfDan]

And that's how you know that America is a free country!

[@richb1576]

@@BeardOfDan If you cant tell Ive had issues with this. America is a free country until you involve the police. ☮️

[@BeardOfDan]

@@richb1576 Well of course. The police are the enforcers. Without them, the worst dictate of the worst politician would be no more to either of us than a random person's opinion. If you remove the enforcers, anywhere is free.

[@larrymadden9767]

everybody seems to forget that we have the presumption of innocence.. there is absolutely zero burden to us, to prove that we are innocent...

[@bmanagement4657]

You say that, but it's completely untrue. We are guilty until proven innocent in the usa.

[@tinfoilsombrero1439]

From cops to prosecutors to grand juries to judges, we are proving our innocence top to bottom. The system is rigged for the oligarchs and they will win. Even when they “lose”, they still win.

[@larrymadden9767]

While I agree with the premise the it's the cops, prosecutor, ang judge (government) And they definitely tilted the scales in their favor, the burden of proof is still on them.. But that doesn't mean they won't lie steal, cheat and suppress evidence to get an unjust verdict..

[@tinfoilsombrero1439]

@@larrymadden9767 The premise is difficult to ignore. They’ve got us pegged for crimes that haven’t even been committed yet; a mixed bag of hypotheticals and could bes. Watch the show ‘The First 48’ as an example. God forbid those folks on the show have an unprovable alibi like sleeping at 3:00 AM or working for themselves across town. Their head is on the chopping block the entire time. One overzealous cop or prosecutor and you get indicted for something you had absolutely nothing to do with. All the more reason to NEVER give a cop your ID.

[@larrymadden9767]

@@tinfoilsombrero1439 that's why I would love the citizens to learn about jury nullification.. It needs to be used frequently.

[@comcastjohn]

It is so sad how most officers have deviated from the actual purpose of their job. When I was a Deputy, I never did that stuff. We were encouraged too, but I just couldn’t do it.

[@brianraymer5542]

We need more lawyers like this guy

[@j.richards2346]

" I want to know who I'm dealin' with ,Ya'll could be an axe murderer". " Naaah ! I gave that up months ago"...

[@thadrepairsitall1278]

That would be me.

[@jim.h]

I'd reply with, "So can you! I've seen TV shows where cops are killers in their spare time."

[@artmallory970]

Was he saying ask(aks) or axe?

[@j.richards2346]

@@artmallory970 AXE 🪓

[@BeardOfDan]

@@artmallory970 Axe murderer

[@saltycreole2673]

I just saw a video of a cop telling a person there's two warrants on his car! Not him, his car! I assume all cops are criminal lying liars who lie.

[@twain3074]

saw that video too, and laughed. a car can be reported stolen, or identified as part of a crime. Is the car going to be hauled in front of a judge?

[@BillySBC]

The problem with lying is it's addictive. First you tell one lie, then another lie, before you know it you're lying all the time, even at home to your wife and kids, even when someone asks you what time it is, and sooner or later you can't tell the difference between the truth and a lie, and it is at this time that you become a pathological liar.

[@Andrewflusche]

Never trust what the government says. Police are the government.

[@BillySBC]

@@Andrewflusche Mr. Flusche, we need to have an app on our phone that we can use to have our lawyer access our phone and car cameras so they can be right there at the scene with us... At the scene of a stop you are conversing with a legal professional with a firearm and no one is there to help you, maybe through technology your lawyer actually CAN be there at the scene? Would be very comforting for most people.

[@killbillfanaquiahora]

@@BillySBC This is the greatest idea since....I dont know, the wheel, sliced bread? Lol where do I send the check?

[@sparkyinthedark9832]

Thank you Andrew for your content. You're very helpful and like a breath of fresh air compared to the status quo.

[@danherrick5785]

A video NEEDS to be done that outlines the incentives to arrest. Like you talked about MADD and arrest stats. This needs to include the whole process - officer, prosecutor, court. If we understand the motives for arrests, we can understand and try to avoid. Thanks...

[@greenandgold2185]

Cops get a raise when they show how (active) they are. Cops could just sit around and do nothing. But that won't earn the stripes. Not to mention the pay to just come to court. That's most likely overtime.

[@danherrick5785]

@@greenandgold2185 What your referring to is organized crime. What I'm looking for is an informative video that illustrates the whole process and unique ways this system works the way it does. I have seen that making marajana illegal is not a health or moral issue. Making it illegal has just been used as a tool for controlling a certain population. In this case it's the minority population. But that video has already been done. What I haven't seen is how the whole judicial system is a business/control system, not a justice system. Thanks for your reply...

[@greenandgold2185]

@@danherrick5785 I see. I guess my answer would be money. As soon as that is added to anything it becomes something else. Justice isn't a motive anymore. Money is. And then greed shortly after. In short, the system is fucked. Why? Just because. Have you seen (zeitgeist ) the movie or Annabellem? or something like that. It explains enough for me. But good luck on getting your explanation

[@danherrick5785]

@@greenandgold2185 Remember Sheriff Andy Taylor and Deputy Barnie Fife. This is what real justice was. Money wasn't an issue, only keeping the peace. It was a fairy tale then and it has always been. Please let me stick my head back into the sand. The view was much better there.

[@michaelpflaumer2487]

The motive for arrest is revenue....very simple

[@suedenim9208]

"You could be an axe murderer." "And you could have a 3 digit IQ, but neither of those is true."

[@mkivy]

Thank u sir. U are a wealth of information as gr8 to watch. Best wishes to you ….and ur family….

[@danielvest9602]

All the record keeping on drug dogs I hav seen gives their abilities about on par with flipping a coin.

[@jim.h]

Steve Letho did a story about a drug dog that hit 100% of the time it was brought around a car.

[@krane15]

We have a wonderful system do we know?

[@IslandBlaze8]

Thank you for showing "we" the people how to look out for these "lines".

[@gordonjolivette5219]

I have an experiment... now police officers have right too...so this would have to be done under a terms of employment exemption...Give 1000 K9 cops randomly and without warning a lie detector test and simply ask them two questions.1)Do you have a secret signal for your dog so that he will indicate on a car that there are drugs? 2)Have you ever used it to illegally search a car? If we are honest it is likely that the result would be a horrible failing grade on top of the dogs themselves already getting a failing grade. I am aghast that after testing was done showing your average K9 police dog is only about 52% accurate, that the supreme court said 52% was good enough. 52% was a failing grade on every test I have ever heard of.

[@orppranator5230]

"Nothing you say can help you in court" -The better, more accurate version of the Miranda Rights.

[@jamesk3565]

got to love how they manipulate people

[@krane15]

The criminal justice system is big business, and that's how the system works.

[@krane15]

What applies to the citizen also applies to the cop. Anyway, never take a field sobriety test. Those things are extremely unreliable and give false reading even when you're not intoxicated. Even so, its enough to get you arrested and valid in court.

[@JayTemple]

In some states you can lose your license for refusing just as if you'd failed it.

[@krane15]

@@JayTemple So be it, the alternative of trying to prove the device faulty is worse. A whole lot worse. Besides, what do you think will happen to your license when you're convicted of a DUI?

[@RetroMaticGamer]

@@JayTemple The right to refuse field sobriety tests comes from the Supreme Court. So no, you can refuse them in any state.

[@andrewkarsten5268]

⁠@@RetroMaticGamerI think he’s confusing it with roadside breathalyzer tests. In a handful of states (like NY) they can force you to take a breathalyzer or have your license revoked and be hit with a massive fine.

[@RCnAZ-y3z]

Thanks for your advice you've given here. It is spot on.

[@tnwhiskey68]

On one hand, I dont want anybody to fall for their crap but it also sucks that us poor folks cannot afford the attorney to defend us on these so in my town, only wealthy folks "get away with it". They can pressure us poor folks because they know we can't afford a lawyer or the fines were about to pay.

[@biffjetson4666]

Just a few weeks ago I was pulled over. I do have long hair and an extremely long beard. I was asked out of the car because their dog needed more field training. What constitutes a dog entering the scene if there hasn't been any sort of refusal to officers questions? Long story short I was free to go about my business without citation.

[@williezar2231]

This is great! Love watching your channel grow!!

[@johnmiller7356]

If a cop ever mistreats you and you fight back, you have no where to run to. The whole department takes his side.

[@iamnolegend483]

I love your content. You remind me of a friend - who’s now deceased - he was a prosecutor for a local municipality. He used to say the same thing as you “exercise your right to remain silent.”

[@TheSupervillain316]

4:09 nailed it. Police lied to me all along while investigating my stolen vehicle report and nothing happened but you bet they tried to drag me through court for lying.

[@phlushphish793]

I had a cop lie in court over a traffic ticket. Said I was weaving when I was driving straight as an arrow.

[@glytchd]

@Krane What you said about (paraphrased)"cops like to target/ticket thoes who lack financial means to defend themself in court" - Absolutely, TRUE. My town was BAD. Happened to me SO OFTEN, ie. not a Once-Off Random-encounter. If your car looks a little shoddy or Unique. I'm lucky to have an SUV that 'blends in'.

[@Ironcross6669]

He’s almost like Bill Nye the science guy about law!!! LoL 😂 keep it up

[@fightocondria]

Can you call an ambulance if the officer is claiming to smell odors that aren't there? They could be having a stroke!

[@billcox8870]

That is hilarious!. I like your sense of humor.

[@Bryan-Hensley]

Once someone lies to me about something serious, they'll always be lying trash in my eyes. It doesn't matter who it is.

[@thenumetalsoldier]

"Your friend already told us everything." or "We just wanna help."

[@sealand000]

Doesn't look like one bad apple, but a whole bunch of them.

[@robertyerry8118]

Great Videos and Great Advice as always . Keep up the Great Work !

[@finaltouchautodetailingllc]

Love your videos, thanks for making them

[@TRIChuckles]

You do a good job at explaining the simple things that we see but won't see or something like that!

[@jfilm7466]

2:44 is it perfectly legal for a police officer to lie to a non citizen? How does the police officer know if that person is a citizen without some sort of joinder?

[@georgea2334]

A cop is allowed to lie to everyone! It is actively ENCOURAGED by the CROOKED SUPREME COURT! ! Remember Trump and his Republicans put crooks and rapists on the Supreme Court! NOW the Supreme Court is just an arm of the Republican party, no longer an independent part of government. The Supreme Court is just another crooked part of the Republican party. The USA has lowered into a Facist State. DEFUND THE POLICE... Make America a safe place for you to live in.

[@j.richards2346]

Its not an odor it's an aroma .

[@Andrewflusche]

LOL!!!

[@waverazor]

i love this channel. thank you for taking time to make these videos

[@TheLunarLegend]

'I smell the odor of marijuana' 'No that's probably the dead skunk a few miles back.'

[@jimlaregina]

Informative, as always - thanks a million.

[@kimT0411]

You're great and thank you for all your knowledge and info...🙂

[@rogerr2796]

Good stuff. Thanks.

[@scottfabel7492]

Can you cover about not taking the field sobriety test? I think various states make it mandatory for certain legal restrictions to your driver's license, etc., if you do not comply with the field test. Thanks.

[@krane15]

They can threaten to arrest you if you don't comply. Thing is, field test are notoriously unreliable. But once they come back positive (even if its faulty) the system takes it as accurate. And they arrest you anyway. Now you have to fight a fully legal charge.

[@donwaltman4276]

Great video Andrew, we need to know this stuff, and I hope they didn't give your sister a hard time. And I'm sure she did great on AP

[@keithbrookshire]

In the first clip when the officer says "You're not being detained. You can leave if you want to." Could the driver say "I do not consent to this encounter." the roll the window up, lock the door and continue sitting there?

[@Kanthon]

Cop: "i smell an odor in your car." "ooh, sorry. We had tacos last night." 🐈💨

[@snakemanmike]

Best lawyer on KZbin. Yes, I used to be a police officer. We received extensive training on how to manipulate people into incriminating themselves. I will say, however, that I never, and no officer that I ever worked with, ever wanted to arrest innocent people. I had a 98% conviction rate. Most of those cases didn't go to trial. They pled guilty. The 2% that I didn't win were mostly guilty too, but were able to get off because they had a good lawyer like this guy.

[@cnault3244]

Cop: You could be an ax murderer. Me: I have NEVER murdered an ax.

[@kathleenkrug-byle1199]

Cops assume you are guilty. They have no legal authority to tell you to put your hands on the steering wheel - because that’s an assumption of guilt.

[@michelleyb.9709]

This is the best channel, subscribed.

[@vintageradios7790]

Never trust the police with anything they say. My grandfather had an old saying. That saying was I trust a policeman as far as I could throw a piano

[@southjerseysound7340]

the guy in the truck was officer John Chew. he was actually one of the very few good cops left in that town and was responsible for getting rid of 3 very corrupted cops. But they called him in for a DUI as retaliation and while he was drinking and driving he was literally going less than 200 yards after a bbq. It's no excuse but they truly did him dirty.

[@betobarreto4249]

How about this one: "I just got a call on you"

[@realbadger]

"Are you stating for the record with your body-cam, that you plan to file a false police report?"

[@Rufusthered186]

We don't have the field sobriety test in Australia we just have the breathalyser. Before then I remember when my old man use to drive home with one eye closed so he wouldn't get double vision. The only thing he ever hit was a metal pole in our garage and that was only because he opened the other eye to soon 🤣🤣

[@poisonpawn6452]

When you get the odor line, sniff in his direction and say, "I suggest you take a shower".

[@ifilmalways7122]

Anyone who volunteers information, or gives information to an approved, legal, and professional liar needs their head examined.. No wonder so many people are in jail....

[@WadeMaster789]

Know your 'Strawman'. That will be your introduction to true jurisdiction.

[@darrylm3627]

Good Stuff,Great Tips 😄👍🏿

[@Frankie5Angels150]

Top conversation that cops just love: “Do I smell marijuana on you?” “Do I smell donuts on YOU?” Cops love bacon jokes too! They also appreciate old timey gangster movies. They love it when you imitate Edward G Robinson, “Nyeah, copper, see? You’ll never take me alive, see? I’m packing heat and I ain’t afraid to use it, see? Nyeah!”

[@S1L3NTG4M3R]

"Even a fish wouldn't get caught if he just kept his mouth shut." Well... I have (and I know other have too) caught many fish while reeling in my line, and hooking them in the side... so it is possible. - - LOL

[@ericwrenn3896]

WHEN A COP SPEAKS HE'S LYING

[@wswillett]

"I do NOT answer questions" "AM I FREE TO GO?"

[@colddeadhand7414]

Cop: "You could be an ax murder" Me: "And you could be a road pirate"☠️

[@krane15]

Actually, he could be an ax murder too.

[@stevenbingham3061]

Probable cause or reasonable suspicion means nothing when the leadership in law enforcement create these quotas that force cops to violate your rights. If cops performance is based upon number of stops, tickets, arrests, etc. this can put law abiding citizens at grave legal and financial risk.

[@robbjobsdone]

Your light is out on your license plate...👎😂😂😂

[@Andrewflusche]

Ugh. That used to be a prime dui stop. Virginia no longer allows stops for that, thank goodness!

[@randywatson1296]

An axe murder? Who still commits murder with an axe? 😂😂😂 they’ll say anything

[@Andrewflusche]

I don't even own an axe. He should update his accusation to: CHAINSAW MURDERER

[@Cooter4]

BEST rule is NEVER TRUST ANY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE or ELECTED OFFICIAL"! This means ANY! From the dog catcher all the way up to the president of the uS. If a government employee has their mouth open they are LYING to you.

[@gbae636]

I had this done to me while i was in jail. Never again

[@theunaimedarrow4903]

"I swear to uphold and defend the Constitution"

[@r5t6y7u8]

HOLD IT. - - - Andrew Flusche practices law in *Virginia* Check the laws in *your* state. On my driver's license it plainly says "Operation of a motor vehicle constitutes consent to any sobriety test required by law." Yes "required by law" are the weasel words. - - If asked, I would do a FST, because I don't drink and drive. Neither should you.

[@mkp3824]

I was just minding my business at the park one day, while I was in between places to live. I'd stay at some place for the night, then go out during the day, if I didn't have to work, so I'd leave the city and go to the nice park out in the country. One day, I was just playing my music, and some snob lady called the cops on me, after she left, just to call them on me for my music! (He told me she called). So, this guy's questioning me, this, that, and the other, then here it comes, "I think I smell weed." I just stared straight into his face, eye to eye, said, "that's the oldest trick in the book. I don't smoke that stuff, and there's no way you're smelling it." So, he mumbled a few things, and left. I'm thinking it was my bold confidence that made him back off.

[@robertschmidt9296]

"How do I know you're not an axe murderer?" What makes you think that I murder axes?

[@user-ed3jw2ki5l]

Public service at it's best! This Gentleman just rocks! he's actually gave some great advise to me when I got stopped. Say NOTHING!!!

[@paullee107]

I don’t know if you have expertise or knowledge of oregon, but I’d really love a video about DUI stops IN oregon, and what might be the best strategies to use if ever found in a DUI stop while in oregon. Furthermore, other popular states might be a great video outlet - but do oregon first!! Thanks for all your content.

[@Groteskfull]

😄 Razorbak's statement about the fish at 1:13, gotta remember that one.

[@UnicornOfDepression]

My personal favorite: "I smell an odor." "That is how odors work, Officer. You see images, you hear sounds, you taste flavors, and you smell odors." My answer: "I do not answer any questions, nor do I consent to any searches."

[@krane15]

Cop: I smell an odor Citizen: me too. Smells like dirty cop.

[@robertc.5558]

I love you!!! Thanks for these videos!!!

[@AccordionJoe1]

Answer cop questions with a question. "Do you know how fast you were going?" "How fast was I going?" Do not say how fast you were going.

[@andreleboncitoyen]

COP: ''I'm smelling an odour comming from your car'' bullshit, ME: ''your mistaking, your smelling shit, and its because ur nose is to close to your mouth.''

[@billkaldem5099]

I had a cop say I could be a criminal. I told him no. I might be a retired sniper who’s already memorized his face and name. He went pale. Never said I was a sniper. Lol

[@comedyhypno]

The drug K9 issue is one I would love to see you dig into. The dogs are only rewarded for alerting and there is research that shows that in the field 80% of their hits are false positives.

[@Community_Guideline_Violator]

Thanks for the great videos! Since you’re an attorney in VA and laws differ from state to state, can you recommend any channels (similar to yours, of course) for attorneys in New York State?

[@HiramTuaPR]

I love so much your videos.

[@EarthboundMisfit1274]

My personal motto? Never trust anyone with a badge and a gun.